How to Stay Safe When Using APS Services

Modified on Tue, 21 Jan, 2025 at 12:24 PM

When making transactions, it's important to stay vigilant to avoid potential scams. Below are some common warning signs and tips to help you stay safe:


APS employees will NEVER:

  • Contact you via phone, social media, or messaging apps.
  • Ask you to transfer funds from one account/wallet to another.
  • Ask you to install apps or software on your device.
  • Take control of your device by remotely accessing it.

If anyone asks you to do any of the above, report the incident immediately to your local authorities or police. You can also share details of the incident with APS Support to help us protect other users.


Be Skeptical of Guaranteed Profits

  • Legitimate companies do not guarantee profits or big returns. Be cautious of anyone who promises high returns—it’s likely a red flag.
  • APS is not affiliated with brokers. If someone claims to be an APS broker, it is likely a scam, and engaging with them puts your funds at risk.

Avoid Suspicious Payment Requests

  • Legitimate businesses typically do not demand upfront payments or specific payment methods under pressure.
  • Research services thoroughly by checking reviews on trusted platforms like Google or Trustpilot before proceeding.

Keep Personal and Financial Details Private

  • Avoid sharing sensitive information, such as passwords, 2FA codes, or account details, with anyone claiming to represent APS.

Recognize Common Scams

Investment Scams

Investment scammers lure victims by guaranteeing high profits or returns with little to no risk. Common signs include:

  • Promises of high returns with minimal risk.
  • Requests for additional payments to unlock funds or pay fees.
  • Being directed to contact an “account manager” to access your portfolio.

How to Avoid:

  • Only transact with trusted parties.
  • Watch for spelling or grammar mistakes in communications.
  • Research companies or services to verify their legitimacy.

Impersonation Scams

Scammers often impersonate APS or other companies to steal personal information. They may contact you through phone calls, emails, or messaging apps.

How to Avoid:

  • Do not grant remote access to your device.
  • Never share personal details, passwords, or 2FA codes.
  • Verify all communications through official APS channels.

Fake Websites

Imposter websites mimic legitimate companies. Look for these signs:

  • URLs that are slightly altered (e.g., replacing “o” with “0”).
  • Poor design or grammar mistakes.
  • Missing "About" or "Contact" pages.

How to Avoid:

E-Commerce Scams

Scammers may claim to sell goods or services but fail to deliver.

How to Avoid:

  • Only purchase goods from trusted and verified merchants.
  • Research the company and read reviews before sending payments.

Giveaway Scams

Scammers use social media to promise rewards in exchange for sending funds.

How to Avoid:

  • Don’t send funds to anyone claiming to “double” or multiply your transactions.
  • Verify giveaways through official APS channels.

Phone-Based Attacks

Attackers may attempt to take control of your phone number to bypass security.

How to Stay Safe:

  • Use strong two-factor authentication methods like mobile authenticators.

Technical Support Scams

Scammers may pose as APS Support and ask for personal details or remote access to your device.

How to Avoid:

  • Contact APS Support only via official channels.
  • Never share personal information over unofficial platforms.

Employment Scams

Fraudsters may pose as APS recruiters offering fake job opportunities.

How to Avoid:

  • Apply for jobs exclusively through the APS careers page.
  • Verify recruiters’ identities through official channels.


General Safety Tips for Transactions

  • Only transact with trusted and verified services.
  • Double-check wallet addresses before sending funds.
  • Keep personal and financial information secure.


By staying cautious and informed, you can protect yourself and ensure safe transactions with APS. For further assistance or to report suspicious activity, contact APS Support directly via our contact page.

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